Mounting Photos for Display: Ep 223: Digital Photography 1 on 1: Adorama Photography TV Tube. Duration : 12.83 Mins.
AdoramaTV Presents Digital Photography One on One. In this week's episode Mark takes you through the process of mounting your photos to foamcore for display. Watch as Mark takes you through his step-by-step technique for creating professionally mounted photos. Visit www.adorama.com for more photography videos! Send your questions to: AskMark@Adorama.com
www.learningdslrvideo.com I am a big fan of the way Jarrod from Just Basl Productions does his product reviews on Vimeo. He uses a turntable along with a slider which gives his product videos a ton of interest. Since I have been doing more product reviews lately, I thought I would try out his technique to see if it fits my style. I contacted him and he was nice enough to give me some pointers. But first I needed to find a turntable that could handle some weight, then I remembered an old Perry Jenkin's video from DJTV. So I took Perry's advice and went to the hardware store to pick up 16" circular wood disc at Lowe's [3/4 x 16 AC/BC Fir Round Item #: 181834 | Model #:1213024], a 6" lazy Susan bearings at Home Depot to provide a bed for the rotation and then I found a really old rotisserie motor [Char-Broil EMS81 - discontinued] for $10 on Craigslist, this thing is really old I am guessing 20 years and it looked like it cooked a lot of birds. This motor is perfect because it rotates slowly and has a ton of torque. All the links to this products are on my blog post. I took the motor out of the casing because it need to be lubricated and I didn't need it anyway. I thought I would need a variable speed motor, but I didn't because the speed is perfect which is about 6 cycles per minute, if I wanted to slow down the footage slightly I could over crank at 30fps and conform down to 24fps. I mounted the motor to a wood box I built, and then mounted the bearings to the box, if you ...
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